I want 18" rims but I dont want to spend $500 each on KORE/WELD's
01-16-2006, 07:24 PM
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http://www.tireandwheeldeals.com/ima...es/XD715lg.jpg
this is the rim i am running its about 270 per
this is the rim i am running its about 270 per
01-16-2006, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by greyrig05
http://www.tireandwheeldeals.com/ima...es/XD715lg.jpg
this is the rim i am running its about 270 per
this is the rim i am running its about 270 per
01-16-2006, 08:28 PM
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check out my gallery
i have them on terra grapplers 325 60 18
the pic in my gallery is older, now i have a 3 inch lift
the rims are made by kmc i bought them in feb of 05
polished aluminum, but kmc puts some kind of protective coating on them
i have them on terra grapplers 325 60 18
the pic in my gallery is older, now i have a 3 inch lift
the rims are made by kmc i bought them in feb of 05
polished aluminum, but kmc puts some kind of protective coating on them
01-16-2006, 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by greyrig05
check out my gallery
i have them on terra grapplers 325 60 18
the pic in my gallery is older, now i have a 3 inch lift
the rims are made by kmc i bought them in feb of 05
polished aluminum, but kmc puts some kind of protective coating on them
i have them on terra grapplers 325 60 18
the pic in my gallery is older, now i have a 3 inch lift
the rims are made by kmc i bought them in feb of 05
polished aluminum, but kmc puts some kind of protective coating on them
PERFECT! Thanx for sharing those, that lets me know exactly what they would look like on my truck, seeing that we have the same color and size. 1? though...do they rub?
01-16-2006, 09:10 PM
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never rubbed, even with no lift
kinda wished i would've larger tire size
i'm going to put 35s on next time(i've only got 5k miles on these tires so it'll be a while)
18X9 they stick out about one inch
kinda wished i would've larger tire size
i'm going to put 35s on next time(i've only got 5k miles on these tires so it'll be a while)
18X9 they stick out about one inch
01-16-2006, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by greyrig05
never rubbed, even with no lift
kinda wished i would've larger tire size
i'm going to put 35s on next time(i've only got 5k miles on these tires so it'll be a while)
18X9 they stick out about one inch
kinda wished i would've larger tire size
i'm going to put 35s on next time(i've only got 5k miles on these tires so it'll be a while)
18X9 they stick out about one inch
01-16-2006, 09:19 PM
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sorry in my gallery i had a 2inch spacer
i ran the tires and wheels around about 200 miles before i installed the spacer
i don't have any current pics...working on that
where at in mississippi are u from?
i ran the tires and wheels around about 200 miles before i installed the spacer
i don't have any current pics...working on that
where at in mississippi are u from?
01-16-2006, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by greyrig05
sorry in my gallery i had a 2inch spacer
i ran the tires and wheels around about 200 miles before i installed the spacer
i don't have any current pics...working on that
where at in mississippi are u from?
i ran the tires and wheels around about 200 miles before i installed the spacer
i don't have any current pics...working on that
where at in mississippi are u from?
How hard was it to put the spacers in? Is it a "do-it-yourself" project? Like the idea. I'm in Jackson, MS, Soon to be Pensacola , Flordia though.
01-16-2006, 09:26 PM
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spacers are not hard to put in..
i have some 2inchers for sale i've ran for about 4500 miles thier in great shape
it makes the truck look alot better pm me if you are interested
i have some 2inchers for sale i've ran for about 4500 miles thier in great shape
it makes the truck look alot better pm me if you are interested
01-16-2006, 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by greyrig05
spacers are not hard to put in..
i have some 2inchers for sale i've ran for about 4500 miles thier in great shape
it makes the truck look alot better pm me if you are interested
i have some 2inchers for sale i've ran for about 4500 miles thier in great shape
it makes the truck look alot better pm me if you are interested
01-16-2006, 09:33 PM
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Answer this, is there a lift out there that in six months will not have the rear end saggin under the front if you put any weight back there? I have never found one, all lifted trucks sag in the rear after a very short while 
, especially if there is any weight put back there, not that it matches the original post, but it seems that distractions have occured 
, especially if there is any weight put back there, not that it matches the original post, but it seems that distractions have occured
01-16-2006, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by PurNLoud
Answer this, is there a lift out there that in six months will not have the rear end saggin under the front if you put any weight back there? I have never found one, all lifted trucks sag in the rear after a very short while , especially if there is any weight put back there, not that it matches the original post, but it seems that distractions have occured
, especially if there is any weight put back there, not that it matches the original post, but it seems that distractions have occured My bad, sorry to get off track with the thread...carry on..
01-16-2006, 11:56 PM
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Originally Posted by PurNLoud
no need to apologize, just figured yall might know and all, yall continue on 
haha J/k